safnanasar/aurea-frontend

Purpose and Runtime

This is a client-side React single-page application scaffolded with Vite. Its apparent product domain is a lightweight commerce flow: browsing a home page, authentication, cart review, and payment. No backend, API client, server code, database schema, or deployment infrastructure is present in the repository.

Primary runtime/build boundaries:

• Vite serves and bundles the browser application: vite.config.js, index.html

• React mounts the application into the HTML host: src/main.jsx

• Package/runtime dependencies are defined in package.json

Application Bootstrap

src/main.jsx is the browser entry point and is responsible for initializing React and rendering the root application component. Global styling is introduced at this layer through src/index.css.

Core paths:

• src/main.jsx

• src/App.jsx

• src/index.css

Root Application Composition

src/App.jsx is the top-level composition boundary for the UI. It likely determines which page-level component is visible and owns application-wide layout or navigation placement. src/App.css provides styles scoped to that root application layer.

Core paths:

• src/App.jsx

• src/App.css

• src/components/Navbar.jsx

Shared Navigation

The reusable navigation component is centralized in src/components/Navbar.jsx. It is the primary shared UI boundary between the root shell and page-level screens, and likely provides user movement among the commerce and account stages.

Core path:

• src/components/Navbar.jsx

Customer Journey Pages

Page components represent the major user-facing stages:

• Home/catalog landing: src/pages/Home.jsx

• Login and registration: src/pages/Login.jsx, src/pages/Register.jsx

• Cart review: src/pages/Cart.jsx

• Payment/checkout completion stage: src/pages/Payment.jsx

The inferred control flow is Home → Cart → Payment, with Login/Register available as account-entry branches. The repository does not expose a routing library or explicit router module, so page selection may be conditionally handled in src/App.jsx or remain incomplete.

Commerce Boundaries

Cart and payment have dedicated stylesheet/component pairs, suggesting these are the most separately modeled transactional screens:

• src/pages/Cart.jsx, src/pages/Cart.css

• src/pages/Payment.jsx, src/pages/Payment.css

However, there are no visible service, state-store, payment SDK, API, persistence, or order-processing modules. Cart state, authentication, and payment handling—if implemented—are browser-local and UI-bound rather than backed by repository-defined integrations.

Styling and Static Assets

Styling uses plain CSS rather than a component library or CSS framework:

• Global/base styles: src/index.css

• Root shell styles: src/App.css

• Transaction-page styles: src/pages/Cart.css, src/pages/Payment.css

Static visual resources belong under src/assets; public static files can be served directly from public. No external service configuration is represented.